If you haven't made your travel plans yet, try to get to the Pacific APA early this year because there is a terrific session on free will with papers by me, Chris Franklin, and Alex Grzankowski and commentaries by Michael Robinson, Rebekah Rice, and Mark Balaguer. BUT it starts 9am on Wednesday, March 27.
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Sounds terrific Joe. Everyone break a leg (or whatever the APA talk equivalent for good luck is)!
Posted by: V. Alan White | 02/25/2013 at 04:36 PM
Looks like a great session!
Also, everyone is warmly invited to my APA Presidential Address. Here are some possibilities: 1. I will renounce all my previous work and become a Libertarian; 2. I will renounce all my previous work and become a classical compatibilist; 3. I will renounce all my previous work and become a FW Skeptic; OR 4. I will defend Semicompatbilism (decisively). PLEASE COME AND SEE WHICH POSSIBILITY MATERIALIZES--IT MIGHT BE A BIG SURPRISE!!!!
Posted by: John Fischer | 02/26/2013 at 12:14 PM